Mustang Gregg
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OLG: Are you talking to me? I'm working out of town presently. I don't have a computer available every day. Hammer springs are 17#, I recollect.
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Anyone tried Mantis X for practice?
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Historically anyway, check for the IA-NE Championship and the annual match at Craig, CO. It's not a SASS shooting weekend for us. We have Memorial Day ceremonies at several cemeteries. So we'll be firing M1 rifles with blanks.
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Pards: I found something new (to me anyway) going on with my K-Bisley Vaqueros. When they are fired at a high muzzle angle, they do not always get a primer dent that is hard or deep enough for them to fire reliably. I get only about 50% of the rounds to go off. However when I fire them at a level or lower barrel angle, they will go off fine. They are transfer bar eliminated models and have lighter than stock hammer springs. And it happens with all different brands of primers. They are .44 Rem Mag revolvers and firing .44 S&W Specials. HAS ANYONE SEEN THIS BEFORE? Much obliged, Mustang
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Jason is the best. I'll do more business with him soon.
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Sorry, nope. It's on Memorial Day weekend again in 2025. We cannot get away as we have many cemetery ceremonies and programs to take care of.
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I am going to make .25-20's out of .32-20's so I'm really trying to find virgin .32-20's.
I have had poor luck forming previously fired brass.
Do you have any idea how many times it has been shot?
Is that brass WW?
Or Starline?
Much obliged,
Mustang
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Google Map to U.S. SASS Affiliated Clubs
Mustang Gregg replied to Eliphalet R. Moderator's topic in SASS Wire
Please include the Flat Water Shootists of Grand Island, NE. They are SASS affiliated. -
People of Cowboy Action Shooting
Mustang Gregg replied to Amber Oakley SASS#88493's topic in SASS Wire
Rusty Spittoon, Calamity JoAnne, and Mustang Gregg at HOW many moons ago.
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Curly:
I only know one guy currently cutting checkering in grips.
He just changed jobs and has zero free time to work on guns.
Most of the local gunsmiths get quite a bit per hour.
That's why I said finding new grips may be a cheaper option.
Did you say what the mfr of your revolvers is?
Have you checked Numrich?
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Okay. I'll try to call you.
I have been trying to each Jim, but he's always gone.
I haven't had much free time lately.
MG
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Hi, Mary!
So how is it going for you in the high country? Well, you're "higher" than we are here in NE....
I saw a thread that you are pondering quitting the SASS outfit.
I really hope that you don't. I really like running into you and Buick at the shoots.
If someone is badgering you for no reason, let us other SASS fellers know and we can put some peer pressure on the jerk.
Your Flatland Pard,
Mustang
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:FlagAm: We are sending prayers from Nebraska. Mustang Gregg & Calamity JoAnne
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I found a new issue with powder coated bullets
Mustang Gregg replied to Mustang Gregg's topic in SASS Wire
:FlagAm: Howdy, Pards! Please quit sending me PM's telling me to post the name of the outfit who is making the badly cast bullets. I will not post their name unless they won't replace the bad bullets. And regardless of what my thread title says, I do realize the issue is the bullet, and not the coating. Respectfully, Mustang -
I found a new issue with powder coated bullets
Mustang Gregg replied to Mustang Gregg's topic in SASS Wire
:FlagAm: I lost a sale the other day because a new Pard came in and was looking at some of those same Hi Tek bullets and he saw a bunch of badly formed ones. He left and didn't buy ANY bullets. It doesn't look good for my gun shop to sell "bad" bullets. Mustang Gregg [Wild West Arms, Inc.]
